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Virtual Systems Integration

Integrate, Analyze, Then Build

The System Architecture Virtual Integration (SAVI) Program is developing a standards-based, open-source process to enable virtual integration of complex systems for the next generation of commercial and military aircraft.

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The overall objective for SAVI is to develop capabilities to a level such that this limited Virtual Integration Process (VIP) could be incorporated with manageable risk in a system development program.
Sunflower20160128SAVI development efforts to date have concentrated on safety analyses, simple fit, and elementary behavior patterns.  Current efforts consider integration of a more complete behavior-based example wheel braking system (WBS) and extend behavior analyses to this more realistic WBS. Extensions include “fit” analysis techniques to include consistency checking for wiring harness design and improved automation in assessing wiring harness anomalies early in the design cycle.  Visit the SAVI web site at savi.avsi.aero for a detailed description of the current effort.

Past SAVI Development

System and Software Integration Verification

This project was the first in System Architecture Virtual Integration (SAVI) program. The goal of the project was to shift architecting, design, and production activities...

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SAVI Proof-Of-Concept Demonstration

This project was the second step in verifying that an “integrate-then-build” approach to evolving complex aerospace systems that include both hardware components (actuators, air data...

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System Architecture Virtual Integration Viability Proof-Of-Concept

This was the second project of the System Architecture Virtual Integration (SAVI) AVSI Program effort. The project is a proof-of-concept demonstration of the viability of...

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Virtual Integration Process

This project focused on developing a coherent, structured specification for the core parts of the System Architecture Virtual Integration (SAVI) Virtual Integration Process (VIP).  Foundation...

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Project Details

AFE 57, AFE 58, AFE 59, AFE 61

Period of Performance:
May 31, 2007 – September 30, 2015

Cost per participant: $1,217,646

Total project value: $8,361,975

Current AVSI Projects

  • RF Interference with Radar Altimeters
  • Artificial Intelligence in Aerospace Systems
  • Wireless Avionics
  • New Materials for Aerospace Systems

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